Finance, Forex and Investments

A simple qestion but not so simple ?

what country in its right mind would create a system that would force it to lend itself money and have to repay the money WITH INTEREST? What country would charge itself interest? What nation would put itself out of business by making it bankrupt because of interest? also why is our money backed by nothing now. Is the BOE owned by hidden private bankers seems that way because india central bank owned and ran by the government FOR THE PEOPLE lend money out on 0% intrest free and we the people have the power to get rid of this banking system but we go along with it like sheep and accept it as a normal way of life in this day of age we should not be where we are right now be there should no poverty in the world but across the world governments they promise new change but it never changes because the next elect will say he will change that wasnt. and so on and so on to keep us in this trance so we dont rebel against it. It seems to me that elite want a NWO. if the BOE is not owned by private bankers well then the BOE is owned by the government so the government borrows from itself and charges an interest on itself so it gets itself into dedt how does that make sense so really the BOE is owned by private high scum bankers at the top of everything like the rothschild family

Public Comments

1. The kind of country which considers money to be of the highest priority when dealing with the inadequacies of life. Simple answer.
2. dont really understand your question. a country does not lends itself money, and does not charge itself interest. if it have money to lend to begin with, why on earth will it need to borrow money from itself? the BOE does lend money to banks, which is slightly different, this is a monetary simulus, aimed at inducing economic growth. at a time where many countries are in recession, a simulus package is needed to get us out of the recession. money isnt backed by anything now because theres no point. the gold standard was a bunch of BS used to reduce a country's trade deficit with one another, now most countries have a floating exchange rate, which should automatically fix trade deficits. the BOE is not owned by private bankers, but are run by some top bankers